New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
COMMENTS MADE on THE BLOODY WORK.

FACTION CAN DE HAD.
Nothing that has occurred In ireland since the coils
ions between the police and the people during The great
1.-THE war which eventually led the OF
the Protestant Church In that country has created such
excitement fight between police and the people
fully reported In THE TRIBUNE which took place at
MIlchelstown County Cork. Friday. is believed on
all hands by Irshmen IN this city TO he the greatest
stroke In favor OF Home Rule since Gladstone intro
duccd his famous bill giving 10 old Erin the hight TO
make laws for hcrrelf There was not An Irish Aneri-
can OF any this city yesterday that did not have
a COPY of TIE TRIBUNE reading the special dispatch
which covered every detail Of the sad occurrence Tho
sympaihizcrs Home Rule both here and In Brooklyn
are of the opinion that effect upon this side OF the
water will be not to create any sentiment the outcome
OF which will be the adoption OF rctahtoy measurcsbn
rather stimulate and set In motion again the National
League organization which for several moahl las been
scarcely heard from.
one OF the names the blotter a the Gilsey House
Is John Barry Kirkaldy. Scotland" Mr. Barry Is
member OF Parliament OF the divisi ops OF County
Wexford, and is engaged in the carpet manufacturing
business. When asked by reporter what be ,nonsn.
you'd be the result Of the MtGhclst wn incident he
said: he Tories are In stow know myse1, ~ apa.
united ireland than ever they did before baIour st
mad anu the members OF the Irvy .ounc , n,,
meeting, not proclaimed meeting einer, aoeordns 70
IT. TsUst d,'PeS w ~,,h ,ne nri in ine procsengs
and watch what was going on, Jet the police use ,het
batOus what you WOulu mere Ciuos,
Oh the unarIned multitude; not content with ths they
use bullets and kill two persons he Royal irsh on
stabulary scarcely DO called the nnest as you say
whom speaking OF your metropolitan poce Tor IN THIS
instance they seem To have fired from behind the soi
walls OF their barracks, and only for the exertlons OF
MIR Dillon as reported In TnE TRIBUNE, they would
have killed great many more
Can any satisfaction be hal T.
None whatever, unless tho spirit OF Iorylsm mas
altogether changed At MOuascr en In sligo, al Bal!y
ragget in Kilkenny, at Brllmdlet In Mayo, AMI at
I3odyke In Clare the policemen during the Lana IeaSuo
days charged crowd who were Just rs inonrnsVc s
the crowd and killed some. The coroner
Jury found verdcls Of wfu murder as they VIII
resnt Tnc county inspector In each case refused 10
put the policemen under arrest; on tue contrary he
moved for "a mandamus In the Queens Bencn DunIln, 10
uuas sh the Indictments which were accordingly quhsneu
falk OF respect for tue law Ia country "nero suo
tnngs take place r.. ,,,..,.
Father James j. Doughe rty, pastor OF 81 Monicas
Catholic Church. whU was appointed chaplain 10 tno
6gth Regimen, at the request John T. Lynch, treas
urrr 10 The Testimonial Committee said; Inc TACT ~,
although Americans only now beginning 10 see u,
he Law I'm Ireland which Gladstone says comes 10 tne
people foreign garb, Is made To favor the EheIsn
iaction. II has mcckcry all along IL has occh
said that the best TO amend lad law IL 10 Drcak
IT, Yet curiously enough bad as was ibis law suppres
slno freedom OF speech In ireland. he irsh did not
break IT, IL was tie armed forces OF EhBianu tni.
broke IL and tnem be the responsibility But whae
do they care about responsibility . ,, A.,
James p. Bennett said: | am tired OF all THIS Dust
ireland at all. II they had such right lsuc
siroyed by the brutal and savage work OF Bloody Ba
fonr's nilnons Mitchelstown yesterday. Law ana
order ndeedl The wonder 10 inc Is that the irhn 90
landlords spies, normers, and traitors. am proud OF
TuE TRIBUNE and OF It's noble work III lettlng the woa
know OF the savage deeds OF blood perpetrated IN iho
name OF English rule In ireland"